Unspoken Hearts: My Neglected Mute Wife’s Escape

Chapter 1553:

Logic told her that ending the relationship was the right decision. However, Caitlin harbored doubts. Clayton had sworn to break off his engagement to Beth, but Linsey’s recent insinuations had planted the seed of doubt. Clayton had never specified a date for breaking up with Beth, offering only vague promises.

Caitlin understood that the longer a relationship lasted, the harder it was to break it off. The idea of being stuck in the role of lifelong lover was something she refused to accept. Still, her deep and unwavering affection for Clayton prevented her from considering leaving him.

Caitlin couldn’t imagine a life without Clayton, nor did she want to try. For the first time in her life, she had fallen so deeply in love with someone that the feeling consumed her completely.

Caitlin’s commitment to Clayton was meant to last a lifetime.

In the midst of her drunkenness, her thoughts began to spin out of control when a group of strangers approached her. One of them, in a lewd tone, interrupted her solitude. “Hey, beautiful. Why are you here all alone? Come hang out with us.”

shuddered at his words and replied sharply, “No, I’m

grabbed her by the wrist. “It’s not

looked up and noticed not only the sleazy-looking man, but also his companions, all of them glaring at her. Despair washed over her as she tried to regain her composure, her voice trembling. ”What do you want? Listen, I won’t hesitate to call the police. You may be in a foreign country,

shoulders and said mockingly, ”Sure, call the police.

someone?” Caitlin asked, frowning

Instead, they began pushing her toward

content

consequences. However, her resistance

lamb being led to the slaughter, waiting for her fate. However, intense fear momentarily cleared her confused mind. Her voice trembled as she began to plead. “I really don’t know what I did wrong. How about this? I’ll give you money. Tell me how much

replied mockingly, “I already told you, you hurt someone you shouldn’t have. And you’ll never be able